he was in minnesota.ump's movements yesterday he was in nashville talking to bitcoin people in the morning and then he went to minnesota. that is a sign of the trump team trying to expand their basic bitcoin tech people not messily known as big trump supporters but there he is speaking to them. and then it minnesota delays fox news poll has them done by six points. it's a sign that shows the truck campaigned as bullish. think back to the bronx rally early in the summer. >> there trying to figure out they can continue to expand the map. before biting was forced out of the race you are seeing a pulling out of it minnesota, virginia, a maybe even new mexio or new hampshire that showed a real possibility for trump to start to eat even further into some of the electoral votes that biden was able to secure in 2020. now that harris is in some of the polling sug suggest some of those reach states might be slightly out of reach again. policy the campaign thanks that a real shot a place like minnesota and sending t

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stauber of minnesota. the chair: the gentleman from minnesota, mr. stauber, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. mr. stauber: i rise to offer my amendment that prohibits any funds from being used to expand the boundary waters canoe area wilderness. mining and timber harvesting have played a significant role in the culture and economy for over a century. they are our past, present and future in northern minnesota. we have proven we can mine and harvest timber while protecting and enjoying the beautiful area that we call home. antimineing and apartmenty forestry activists in this administration have taken step after step to attack our way of life in minnesota. as my colleagues in this chamber heard me discuss time and time again, the biden harris administration have used every tool to ban mining in northern minnesota. they pulled the long held metal leases where copper was to be mined response apply and went even further and put into place a 20-year mineral withdrawal banning mining on 200,000 acres in the working industrial superior n

we are going to turn minnesota red.going to turn this whole country ride with president donald j. trump's leadership -- red with president donald j. trump's leadership. and we are going to do it not just because we want to beat the democrats, as fun as that will be come about because the american people depend on president trump's leadership, and the clock is ticking, my friends. in six months, we are going to launch the largest deportation program in the history of this country. we are going to end catch and release and ban sanctuary cities , and then we are blind to finally finish building that beautiful border wall. [applause] [crowd chants "build that wall"] that's right. now, we know kamala harris is not going to do this. she was ranked as the most extreme liberal in the united states senate, based on her voting record. my friends, i served with some pretty crazy liberals, and she is head of all of them. she cosponsored the renew scam, as she supports every policy that will drive american workers out of business, d

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cloud, minnesota. >> every voter in minnesota needs to know when the violent mobs of anarchists and lootersnd marxists came to burn down minneapolis four years ago, remember me? i couldn't get your government to act. he supposed to call in the national guard for the army and he didn't do it. i couldn't get you covered. so i sent in the national guard to save minneapolis while kamala harris sided with the arsonists and raised money to bail out the criminals out of jail. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] i kept waiting for this call. member the guy from cnn? the reporter also called. i won't use his name, shaved head. nice-looking head. he goes this is a friendly demonstration and behind him, the entire city was burning. it was like a war zone in, the entire city burning down and as he was speaking, somebody through like a hand grenade at his feet and broke his knee. this is a friendly rally. you know what a friendly rally? this is a friendly rally. [cheering] [cheering] [chanting] usa! [chanting] usa! [chanting] >> by the way, there are 25000 people outside -- if you people don't go and vote

all of those fans promising to help him flip minnesota bread.he reality is that will be a battle for the president. we know that minnesota is part of the expanded map that they are hoping will be competitive in this cycle. as you mentioned, this is a very democratic state that is doing very well for kamala harris. six points ahead of trump. minnesota has voted for a democrat in every presidential election since 1976. because of this, trump has that battle. he did not pull any punches last night. he hit harris on issues of the border, crime. >> four more years of extremism. weakness and probably world war iii. >> we know that that was a big call out of harris. she has not lost any steam. this is her first week on the trail as a likely nominee. she raised 200 million in donations during the first week. we don't know who will join her on the ticket. mark kelly is favored for the spot as well is governor of minnesota in the governor of pennsylvania. here is the husband also hitting the trail. >> you've all seen how pathetic jd vance is. what a weird

and he joins us now minnesota governor tim walz. governor, thanks so much for joining us. mr. trump and mr. vance were in your home state last night democratic funded polling. i saw earlier this month showed minnesota, which has not gone for a republican president since nixon within half a percentage point. if biden was the nominee. now harris is a nominee in a new fox poll shows harris is leading donald trump in minnesota by six points. why? do you think she is so much more competitive in minnesota than joe biden was well, good morning, jake. >> thanks for having me. i look, there's a burst of energy out here. joe biden, we've heard it delivered across the board on so many issues, but there's a new burst of energy i was at a labour rally yesterday and i've not seen anything like this for 15 years. and what you saw out saint cloud yesterday with donald trump and j.d. vance is the same old nonsense, just talking points and denigrating folks. and i think she's more boosted because she's bringing a positive vision look, we care about what happens to your kids. we care about the e

could he win minnesota? yes. but you know what you have to do with minnesota. you have to have a plan, you have to tell the voters why it matters and you have to have ground game to get out there. we vote at a higher rate than anybody else does. and i will tell you this. there are republicans that are insulted. minnesota is elections. we have a higher voting rate. we vote, and our elections are secure. he's dismissing those people, many of them republicans, republican election judges. but that's who he is. he's got nothing to offer. so he thinks he can, but look, he's endorsed candidate against me and three or four races. he said he'd win minnesota. he will lose again. and this is where it ends. it ends in the blue wall. so what it's going to be, it seems like the trump team is coalescing around this. obviously this idea of going after harris on as the most liberal i'm trying to saddle her with all the criticisms that they were using for the biden administration we have not seen. i mean, she started to do that she pushed back today on that in her address. she v

and even minnesota. that internal democratic polling document we told you about two weeks ago at the republican convention had biden with only a 0.4 percentage point advantage in minnesota, point for minnesota. now, according to a fox news poll, shows harris up by six percentage points in minnesota nonetheless, donald trump, who is in st. cloud, minnesota saturday night, told his supporters this falsehood if they don't cheat, we win this state easily. >> okay? they cheat. they have no shame. they cheat. the understand that you can look at people that are most hey chief they cheated in the last election and they're going to cheat in this election, but we're going to get them donald trump, of course, lost the election. >> fair and square in 2020. and for the record, the state of minnesota has not voted for a republican for president since i was three three 3-years-old, since richard nixon in 1972. and yes that even includes when ronald reagan won landslide electoral college victory is do we have we have th

you are coming from 100 degrees to minnesota. you can imagine how hot -- hard that is and to want to feel welcome and feel like you have a voice because as refugees we don't have governments speaking for us. it is just us. right now i am in front of you as you see me, this is the whole rawness of my emotions of me trying to tell you, to hear me, to see me, to make me feel like i'm acknowledged and to even understand the refugee story, it means you have to put aside all your political views and see me as a child, as a girl that is trying to thrive in this world with no access to anything. >> mary, what is extraordinary to me is, as i have learned your story, is that you took your journey, and you are now giving back. i have been to the refugee camp and so this part is equally extraordinary, you have set up your own non-profit now. focused on providing access to higher education, so giving back. not only are you here to tell your story, but in addition, you are giving back. and you said something, and i'm going to read your beautif

i thank the gentlelady from minnesota.roud to avow kate for funked of this bill and the rule that underlies it. it's interesting to hear the ranking member from massachusetts talk about as if it's all about corporations. we are going to talk about energy. as soon as you hear the lady from florida talk about energy bills will cost jobs. my district, the texas gulf coast, has seven ports. more than any other member of congress. we produce 65% of the nation's jet fuel. 80% of the nation's military grade fuel. this is about working families. this will -- this bill will bolster our economic strength, create jobs, it will ensure that our infrastructure can support growth and withstand challenges. the texas gulf coast is the energy producing capital. we have seven of america's largest petroleum refineries. three l.n.g. plants, 60% of the nation's strategy petroleum reserve. we are talking about allies so they don't have to buy it from enemies. as the energy capital of the world in texas, we understand the critical importance of t

he didn't win minnesota against hillary clinton. he didn't win minnesota no republican has one.esota going back to 1972. so that is not true that if he doesn't win minnesota, it's going to be because of cheating. that's not looking back. that's actually looking forward to this election, which again shows us that he's not willing to stand by legitimate election results. and that is a concern. >> again, it goes back to my point, david, if that is going to become the position in the argument that we're looking in the past. and we're looking at potential stays that republicans haven't won. to your point with accuracy. what 30, 40 years ago, that is not a palatable message that will bring in new voters that you will need to get to, to 70 november and that is my position. we need to have a message that broadly appeals that doesn't broadly appeal. >> you know, we get so caught up in the horse race of it and the messaging, but we have to also think about what happened again on january 6 with messaging. i like that. >> and this is that phot that but his believers, a portion of his believ

i mean, a straight events from a chose a small town in minnesota for the rather the state that hasn't supported the republican nominee for president more than 50 years. he spoke for more than an hour and a half at the event. after the criticizing his presumed opponents november's presidential election, us vice president conner the hers but i me co pays republican political strategists to join us live, not from minneapolis. so thanks for being with us here. coming on hospice has now taken center stage for the democrats. how is this shifted the trump campaign as well? it's interesting because minnesota we just recently have 2 pulls out students to come on here as announced and kind of was leaving and both which jo, right? it was also leading, but minnesota, it's been an unusual state where uh, president trump became within one point in 2016 and it's always been kind of his white. well, he believes that if you had spent more time here, you would have $1.16 you what out. and now he continues to come here despite sort of not being one of the traditional states swing states that are needed

cloud, minnesota.ays in the campaign we begin with trey yingst at the soccer field idea was hit by hezbollah rockets and killing at least 12. >> good morning. twelve children were killed yesterday when a hezbollah rockets slammed into a soccer field but all of the victims were under 17 years old. you can see the aftermath and level of destruction caused by this rocket that was made and iran according to the israeli military israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu arrived in tel aviv this morning after a week of meetings in the united states but his visit included an address to congress in key discussions with the president biden. vice president harris of former president trump netanyahu trumpt immediately into the cabinet meeting upon his return as the region braces for what it's promised to be a strong israeli response. the tragic event in northern israel comes as the war and gaza approaches day 300 cease-fire talks resume today in rome cia director william burns meeting with egyptian negotiators a

this was a saturday rally in minnesota.un helping raise $35 million to set loose violent defenders after they shot at police, looted your stores, sexually assaulted innocent victims and committed all sorts of other heinous crimes. >> sandra: will this be seen as a good strategy on the part of trump to go after her on t this? >> a perfect strategy because that is what she is. she has a progressive district attorney. a progressive attorney general and she is a progressive vice president who wants to be president. the bottom line is this. she basically does not support law and order. the trump team is going to tell the american people look at her record. she is radical and i will tell you right now. let me give you another piece of information. she supported george has gone for district attorney. does that ring a bell? yes. because kamala harris is basically a founding member of the progressive district attorney society. she has been at this for 20 years and what you see is a reflection of what she will do if she, god forbid,

cloud, minnesota. 2024 nashville but he also works to court the crypto currency industry. you can watch live coverage of trump's minnesota rally starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern about an hour and a half from now right here on fox news channel. this past week brought seismic shifts to the 2024 election landscape. fresh fox news of polling data shows a closer race is donald trump's campaign pivots from facing president biden to vice president kamala harris after democrats quickly fell in line to back her as the parties a presumptive nominee. let's bring in blue stack strategy founder and principal. i am curious about this. vice president harris numbers, her favorability ratings were lower than joe biden's last polls i saw. why is it she has bumped so much closer to former president trump after being named the democrats presumptive nominee? >> this is their only option it appears they have to get behind something they were having a hard time galvanizing around joe biden for obvious reasons. so i think what y

cloud, minnesota.st, trump and vice-president harris holding duelling meetings this week with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as the focus turns to kamala's foreign policy experience. welcome to fox news live. i'm griff jenkins. >> i'm anita vogel. and kamala harris met with benjamin netanyahu after not attending his congressional appearance met with protests. >> when benjamin netanyahu arrived to meet with congress, he was met with protesters, and a day later held separate meetings with president biden and vice-president harris. who was harris after meeting with him. >> i've had an unwavering commitment to the existence of the state of israel, to its security and to the people of israel. what has happened in gaza over the past nine months is devastating. we cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering and i will not be silent. >> it's not likely she was talking with israeli suffering there, anita, indication of daylight between harris and biden over the war in gaza. axios reported

minnesota has kennedy on the ballot in addition to that. the green party candidate which may or may not include jill stein is on the ballot in wisconsin, michigan, north carolina and arizona. think about how close those states were in 2020. >> makes a huge difference. in michigan when third party candidates are included it goes from a tie to plus two trump. pennsylvania it goes from a tie to plus two harris. wisconsin it goes from trump plus one to a tie. all these candidates have to make it on the ballot. all three of those states are different if all the third party candidates are on the ballot. if i'm trump trying to get rfk junior out of the race, get his voters and make it more difficult for kamala harris. >> dana: what do you think of harris's chances of choosing one of these governors from a swing state? i will play governor pritzker from illinois not on short list. >> winning those battleground states is most important. there is no doubt. i think we've seen over the last well decades that who you pick as your vice president doesn't

and for me to even find myself in minnesota, that was, you're coming from 100 degrees to minnesota cold, right? you can imagine how, how about that is, you know? and, and to want to feel welcomed, to feel like you have a voice. because as refugees, we don't have governments speaking for us. it's just us. right now, i am in front of you. as you see me. this is the whole rawness of my emotion, of me trying to tell you to hear me. to feel me. to make me feel acknowledged. and for you to even understand the refugee story, it means that you have to put aside all your political views and actually see me as a child, as a girl that is trying to strive in this world with no access to anything. >> mary, what's extraordinary to me is just, i've learned your story, is that you took your journey, and you're now giving back. so i have been to the cook coomer refugee camp, and so this part is equally extraordinary. is that you have set up your own nonprofit now. focus on providing access to higher education, so giving back. so not only are you here to sit here, to tell your story, but in addition, you

cloud, minnesota every single seat was filled.usands more had to watch from outside the arena had reached capacity. those attendees failing to help donald trump flip the state red. that will prove to be a battle tpart of the expanded map trump campaign hopes to make competitive in this cycle but a democrat has won the presidential race in minnesota every single cycle since 1976. and harris currently leads by six points but that did not stop to it from hitting harris on the issues of the economy, crime, and the border. >> kamala harris deadly destruction of america's borders is completely and totally disqualifying for her to be president. you can have a person like this is president too. >> harris is coming up a big first week as a likely head of the ticket. banking $200 million in donations. democrat sarah gets him hitting the pavement this weekend in an effort the campaign is calling a weekend of action. sprinting to election day. harris husband also hitting the trail this weekend with a refrain that has become commonplace for th

tonight trump is running mates are headed to minnesota.lly blue state. the land of 10,000 lakes has not voted red since 1972. latest fox news poll shows vice president harris leading trump by six points in the state. madison is at the rally site in st. cloud, minnesota. or people are lining up for the event that will be indoors. hate madison. >> yes folks haven't lining up were still couple hours away and i will destroy this line. people got her the first people in line i arrived at 2:00 p.m. yesterday spoke to the person who is a 70 but then lied they arrived at 3:00 a.m. part of myy photographers show you this it captures just how many people are here. we are into the thousands this line wraps around multiple blocks. all the folks many wearing trump shirts, hats, clear enthusiasm from these minnesota voters. when it comes to the state at large trump does have a battle he has to fight we have the latest pulling out from fox that shows support for the president is wanting. charis harris leads trump with 52% of vote minnesota registered vot

republican from the state of minnesota joins us now. you think minnesota could go for trump?ou think trump could flip it read? >> i actually do. minnesota i don't think people recognize minnesota hasn't voted for republican presidential candidate in 50 years. we were the only state in 1984 not to vote for ronald reagan. donald trump is come closer than any republican candidate if you go back to 2016, he came within a point and 1/2. the difference between then and now, bidenomics has crushed the american middle class 20% inflation, spending one thousand dollars more every month to do what they were doing 3.5 years ago. wide open southern border and fires all across the world because of a week administration in president biden. stuart: tonight, trump will give his first speech since the assassination attempt. he has appeared emotional at times during the convention and sometimes seems rather different from his old self. are we going to see a new trump tonight? >> i think it will be the same trump we've always seen. is he more contemplative? yes. i'm sure when you come within a

>> plus the case being made from minnesota governor tim walz as vp pick the vp, the pros, the cons could he be the one we see unveiled next tuesday, asking for a friend tonight on laura coates live all right. >> so forgive me, maybe i've been to too many of my sons basketball practices these days we know that saying that the best offense is a good defense. >> well, that might explain what we're seeing from vice president kamala harris on the campaign trail. >> because tonight she tried to flip the script on one of her most vulnerable issues in this election, immigration. on the same day, the trump campaign put out this ad, dubbing her the so-called border czar and laying the problems at the border at her feet exclusively harris tonight tried to swat that attack down the bipartisan deal because he thought it would help him win an election donald trump does not care about border security we only cares about himself i will bring back the borders security bill that donald trump killed, and i will sign it into law now, remember that bipartisan senate bill would have given the president the po

but as minnesota in the suburbs around it has trended bluer and bluer. they've gotten further and further away to the point where you have a tim walz on vice president kamala harris as vp list, who has been a fairly progressive governor and his popular for donald trump is working in the past and that very much plays into what democrats are trying to do now with the past versus future message they have are only hamstringing themselves by having joe biden be the vessel for that. now they're free of it yeah. >> the question is, does he actually tried to change whether he's going to try to win his states like minnesota now that harris is the top of the ticket will be interesting to see if there's a shift. i want to turn just quickly to the down-ballot issue about how democrats are dealing with this and grappling with the fact that they have a brand new now many will they align with her when they run away with this is how a couple of swing state demo senate democrats i dealt with this question when i pose it to them earlier this past week you're supporting he

it's interesting because uh minnesota. uh, we just recently have 2 pulls out since the couple of harris announced and kind of was leading in both which joe biden was also leading. but minnesota has been an unusual state where uh, president trump, uh, came with at one point in 2016 and it's always been kind of his weight. well, he believes that if you had spent more time here, what if one is 16 you what out? and now he continues to come here despite sort of not being one of the traditional states swing states that are needed for him to win the electoral college. last week i would have told you a bite and trump matchup that the president trump was going to in minnesota. it's just been at least you the results with vice president harris getting into the race . now i think it's very much up in the air or, but i'll tell you what. the president trump uh president trump had over a mile long wait for his riley today in minnesota. it's in a very small town st. cloud. i think the republicans really would have preferred to run agains

the latest to join the call, representative angie craig of minnesota, a must-win state for president those house democrats, mike quigley of illinois, celebrating biden's record but saying he does not think the president can win. >> it's a tough race. it's brutal now. with the greatest respect, i don't think he's up for it. >> reporter: a handful of heavyweight donors also publicly weighing in including netflix co-founder reed hasting saying, “he needs to step aside.” others forcefully defending biden, including pennsylvania senator john fetterman. >> i wouldn't be here right now if i didn't absolutely believe that he is the right man and he has deserved to have all kinds of support and all that. and this thermonuclear meltdown in just a couple days after that, it's like, for democrats, for god's sake, you know, get a spine or grow a set, one or the other. >> reporter: in abc's exclusive interview, the president insisting his doctors say he is fine. >> what i'm asking you is about your personal situation. do you dispute that there have been more lapses, especially in the last several

, minnesota has never seen anything like this. >> did you ever think that this would happen?. not for a second. >> reporter: situated between two lakes, with a river in between, the community received as much as 18 inches of o'total rain over the last week, submerging much of the town where nearly 2,000 people live. >> our electrical panel is in the basement. so that was our biggest fear is our electrical panel going underwater and shorting out everything. >> reporter: nicole rosas and chad doering lost a dog and tens of thousands of dollars worth of property in the floods. there was no requirement to purchase flood insurance when they bought their house six years ago. so they decided against it. >> we could have gotten it, but there was no call for it. there was no threat of a flood. and it was so expensive at the time we were just like no, that's insane. >> reporter: according to data from fema homeowners in waterville pay an average of $941 per year on federal flood insurance. there are only 33 total active policies in the town. aaron koching is the president of the insura

there are currently leading in minnesota by six points. so has trump modified his message in any way? my panel is back. i'll let you guys guess if he's modified his message, do how he's courting voters. but this is just east of things that he had said over the last day, not just about harris, just about his claim that he makes such questionable at best if they don't cheat, we win this state easily okay. >> they cheat. they have no shame that she get out and vote just this time. >> you won't have to do it anymore four more years. you know what? >> it'll be fixed, it'll be fine. you won't have to vote anymore. my beautiful christian, if they win this election every one of you will be gun i mean, trump is trump. he's not changing, is a base election for him, no matter who is the tablet ticket. just the goal is go after harris tried to throw everything against joe, see what sticks, and then get the base out and hopefully narrowly eke it out. yeah. every time we've asked the question, i'm trying modifying his message. the answer is no because h

minnesota is in play. minnesota, traditionally, very democratic state. trump-vance ticket is really focusing on that and not surprisingly, you're also hearing kamala harris is as well to lock it down. the very latest from madison alworth who's in st. the cloud, minnesota. madison? >> reporter: hey, neil. yeah, we are here in st. cloud ahead of this rally. i'm going to step a aside so you can take a look at this line. we have people starting to come in now. people started arriving there are if this event as early as 2 p.m. yesterday. we have people that showed up at3 a.m. this morning, and they were already the 75th in line are. you should see that line wrapping there. but we do have bad news out of the latest polling for former president donald trump. looking at a matchup between donald trump and kamala hearst in the state of minnesota and 52 prefer harris compared to trump in that a matchup. in particular, harris is strong with suburban women, coming in at a 63% favorability with a group that trump has a really struggled with. and it has been a focus th

what i found -- it is important -- sometimes they visited were in minnesota, indiana, and wisconsin. can you tell us more about them and some community forces in particular that shape their political direction? >> absolutely. i focus a lot in the book on both churches -- these organizations have been the central to civic and political life against the historical heartland. this is certainly true in all of the communities i studied. it has changed a lot. we have known for a long time they have declined in the u.s. the starting point in my book has been across geography. for that reason, i argue that these local contacts are very important to understanding politics in the heartland because different communities have different organizational resources and that really matters. we make that more concrete if we take, for example, the community in indiana. it is a place where they are still really active, well resourced and they coordinate with each other and local nonprofits and local governments to try to address social problems as they come up . the residents i spoke to in that community

drumming his way here to minnesota in the deep blue state.part of the expanded map his camp hopes to make competitive state in this cycle. they have won the presidential race every cycle since 1976. the polling is not currently in trump's favour. fox news polling shows kamala harris leads here with 52 percent favourability. that didn't stop trump from hitting harris on the issue of the border economy and crime. >> kamala harris presidency means four more years of extremism weakness, failure, chaos, and probably world war iii. i really believe it. >> the vp pick jd vance also took -- jd vance also talked about it. >> without receiving a single vote for president. they call this a coronation i think there's another word, i call it a coup. >> harris is undeterred and she's coming out of the big first week is the likelihood of the ticket banking $200 million in donations. >> we are the underdogs in this race, but this is the people part of the campaign, we have momentum. >> is unclear who will join her lead to get the governor minnesota has been

to the hills -- from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee from detroit down to houston and. where there is pride in every american heart and it is time to say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i will not forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i will not forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ ♪ [chanting " usa"] former president trump: this is a big crowd, this is a big, big crowd. i wish the fake news back there would show it. i wish they would spin their cameras and show it because nobody would believe it. [booing] you know, the other day, fighting -- biden said he gets big crowds and there were like 93 people there. those were the front-row joe 's said, we have 93 front-row joe's. hello to pennsylvania.

i lived in rural minnesota for 40 years. i see towns dying but their politics are republican. >> guest: sure. i don't have any further plans to study more postindustrial politics. that's what i've been calling it. it. i'm actually working on a book about suburban politics, so think about that as the same but the opposite. still interested in place but focus on suburbs rather than small midwestern cities. i think you are completely right, and in the sense a lot of these communities that have struggled so much but one of the other questions talked about was that massive economic decline in those communities. a lot of those communities, probably most of them, , i voted republican and that is like i said the starting point of my book is that most of those communities are voting republican but that i trying to understand which communities are not but a republican, the places that a buck that trend like the one that id, studied in wisconsn we can figure out why some places vote democratic and why most place are voting republicans.

still an economic problem for many in minnesota, which is whyj for many in minnesota, which is why usingot weather is as soon as we see temperatures rocket upwards, we see the beaches fill up, like here in broadstairs in kent. and it has been a very hot day. we've seen temperatures go over the 30 degree mark, notjust in london, but also in dorset, hampshire, surrey and sussex as well. and after such a hot day, temperatures very slow to ease down. a very warm night for sleeping, with temperatures still up into the 20s at 11:00 tonight. however, it's not everywhere. it's the concrete jungle that really holds on to the heat, whereas in the countryside, temperatures will actually be about four or five degrees lower and therefore a lot more comfortable. and in any case, as we go through the night, eventually, those temperatures will drop back into the teens. but a very slow process — an uncomfortable night's sleep ahead for quite a few in england and wales. scotland, northern ireland, northern england, a much more comfortable feel to the weather overnight. tomorrow, well, the heat is still wi

cloud, minnesota and one right now targeted by both candidates. what's the latest, madison. >> hey, neil, that's targeted by both candidates and trump has the event in st. cloud later this afternoon and the line stretches really around the block and people got here as early as 3 p.m. yesterday to start getting in line. but the reality is, minnesota, it's a blue state. so take a look at the polling that we have. this is coming out after biden dropped out of the race and harris rose to the likely nominee spot. you see that harris has over 50% likability with minnesota voters. keep in mind, minnesota has voted blue since 1976 when it comes to president, but these voters here are very pro trump. even women we know is a group that trump has historically struggled with. i've met wonderful people like judith. we were chatting and we know that trump is behind harris in the poll especially with women voters in minnesota. as a woman why are you trump. >> i go to the grocery store and gas prices they're tied together and on the border issue, harris was a piv

. ♪ charlie: that's a shot of white bear lake, minnesota.ete: that is where my church was growing up. five minutes from my hometown. charlie: no kidding. can you tell us where this is? like have you been there? pete: yeah, it looks like it's near one of the marinas i would prearm presumably would know. it's white bear lake, the name of the lake and town. ainsley: i love the accent of people from minnesota. how did you lose your accent? pete: too many years of living all over the place. i don't know what my cassioppi acceptability is now. going from the south and raising canes here with their chicken fingers. all kind of melts away. i'm loving it. charlie: you've got walleye, perch. ainsley: what's walleye? pete: the most delightful fish of minnesota to eat. they're really yummy. shore lunches. ainsley: how did you noisy know? charlie: you have a fishing problem or you don't. charlie: we don't need to worry about like the population and it's very strong. throw them all back and sometimes they'll follow us around and we've got a lot of bait. p

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is it the minnesota appeal or something else?resenting the rust belt, but you have a number of younger figures like david hawg, he's been pushing activists. he seems to be sort of the flavor of the month. >> walz introduced the word "weird" into the political landscape. >> he did. >> we'll have to give him credit for that. >> yulia manchester from "the hill." >>> city ahead we'll go live to cnbc on what's driving the stocks after they ended on a high note. >>> and inflation is breaking, thank god. we'll break down what it could mean for interest rates. we "way too early" will be right back. ' "way too early" will be t back this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. enjoy the go with charmin. >>> time now for the most important segment on our show, business. for that let's bring in silvia amaro. silvia, good to see you again. there was a tech selloff. what can we

eric: it will probably grow bishop out of minnesota, good to see you. thank you for joining us.less you too. >> as the investigation into the shooting of former president trump continues he is now pledging to return to the scene of the assassination attempt mrl media last night that he'll be back in butler, pennsylvania for a rally to honor his supporters who were shot on july 13. jeff and paul is alive in butler right now what more can you tell us, jeff? >> i can tell you things are starting to slowly get back to normal in the aftermath of his attempted assassination of former president donald trump. but here we are too weak to the day since this happened. the scene where the rally was and that shooting is still very much under wraps. we wait for any new details to surface regarding this investigation we have a new animation that could offer some clarity. the first angle is from the perspective of the shooter. you see to the right of that that is a podium to counter sniper perspective. from this angle and the shooter's position in the distance appears to be somewhat obstructed

i come to wisconsin to escape this tough minnesota winters the weather is so much better here. it is a great pleasure to be with everyone today my cousin sid rosenberg is here. sid is probably the most popular biggest dj in new york but he wanted to speak tonight i showed him the list of all of the speakers we have. this is the salute to pro's are elected officials a look at that and said is this a marathon? i say that, i say that because you would not have this gathering. you would not have this array of talent and leaders in the democrat convention. you are not going to see it. i don't how many of you heard of my ceo matt brooks at the convention. [cheering] if you'd who stands with israel and everybody in the crowd went wild. he said who is going to take care of the hamas mob, donald j trump who is the best friend israel has ever had in the white house, donald j trump. that is the reality. that is what we have and that is what we have the extended list of folks with us today. you know, it is interesting if you look at the contrast between the support from the administration

this would mean that minnesota is definitely in play. and even mondale beat reagan in minnesota. win in this state, but trump got very, very close in 2016. so let's bring many our fox news contributor, we have marc thiessen with us this morning. good morning to you, marc. >> good morning, ainsley. ames indiana okay. who do you think will win and why? >> it's probably going to be mac kelly, would be the -- mark kelly, would be the most likely, because arizona's a key swing state, and she knows him from her time in the senate. it probably would be one of the threed moderate swing state governors. look, he's the most left-wing candidate of any party in modern history as you've been explaining all morning, and she doesn't -- unlike biden, she doesn't have a problem with her left-wing base. she doesn't need tim walz from minnesota to balance out her ticket. she needs to balance out her ticket with a swing moderate, swing state government in a state that she needs to win, so arizona is one, pennsylvania is another. north carolina, if she could flip north carolina, that would make trump